The Corridors of Swimming: The Deep End Beckons As Another Bombshell Awaits in Nairobi Aquatics’ Succession Chessboard There are times in history when silence says more than standing ovations. And soon — very soon — Nairobi Aquatics will find itself standing at a crossroads just like NOCK as the quiet drama of succession politics steps boldly into the spotlight. A new chapter is coming. It wears a fancy coat, but beneath it hides whispers, glances

Thrills, Cheers, and Rising Stars Await as Dr. Maureen Owiti Rallies Kenya for Electrifying Junior Swimming Showdown in Kisumu KISUMU, KENYA – APRIL 21, 2025 — The countdown has officially begun! Kenya is bracing for a tidal wave of excitement as the Kenya National Junior Swimming Championship approaches, and at the heart of the rallying call is none other than the energetic and visionary President of Kenya Aquatics, Dr. Maureen Owiti. In a stirring address

By Borniface Anyanzwa, Kenya Swimming TV Kenya’s rising swimming stars are ready to take center stage at the 16th Africa Aquatics Junior Swimming Championships, slated to run from April 30 to May 3, 2025, at the prestigious Cairo International Stadium, Egypt. With the countdown ticking, the country’s junior swim team is fine-tuning preparations for what promises to be a thrilling continental showdown featuring over 30 national teams from across Africa. The Kenyan delegation, officially unveiled

The clock is ticking. The stage is set. And no, this isn’t the Olympics. It’s bigger. It’s louder. It’s juicier. It’s the 2025 NOCK elections—where medals are replaced by microphones and the finish line leads not to a podium, but straight to Los Angeles 2028. Scheduled for Thursday, April 24, the Annual General Meeting has quickly transformed from a quiet boardroom affair into a full-blown political thriller—only this one comes with tracksuits, federations, and enough

Kenya Aquatics has announced the launch of applications for the 2025–2026 World Aquatics Swimming Scholarship Programme — a game-changing opportunity for talented Kenyan swimmers to elevate their careers on the global stage. The World Aquatics Scholarship, one of the most coveted development programmes in international sport, is designed to provide financial and technical support to athletes who have proven themselves in the pool but lack access to world-class training environments. This edition will support 100

Kenya Aquatics Federation has launched a bold, future-focused transformation strategy that is already making waves across the region. The federation is signaling its intent to reposition Kenya as a serious contender on the international swimming stage with sweeping changes in membership policy, investment in world-class technology and a drive toward global compliance. In an exclusive interview with Kenya Swimming TV, Collins Marigiri, Secretary General of Kenya Aquatics, outlined the federation’s renewed vision—one that champions structure,